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    General Format For Written Report

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    This document provides templates and outlines for learning journals on seminars and field trips/educational tours. The seminar report template includes sections for the hosting institution, seminar details, speaker background, summary of discussions, and a reflection. The field trip report template involves sections for the company profile, trip objectives, tour summary, and reflection. Formatting guidelines are also provided such as font, margins, headings, figures/tables, and citations.

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    General Format For Written Report

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    This document provides templates and outlines for learning journals on seminars and field trips/educational tours. The seminar report template includes sections for the hosting institution, seminar details, speaker background, summary of discussions, and a reflection. The field trip report template involves sections for the company profile, trip objectives, tour summary, and reflection. Formatting guidelines are also provided such as font, margins, headings, figures/tables, and citations.

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    This document provides templates and outlines for learning journals on seminars and field trips/educational tours. The seminar report template includes sections for the hosting institution, seminar details, speaker background, summary of discussions, and a reflection. The field trip report template involves sections for the company profile, trip objectives, tour summary, and reflection. Formatting guidelines are also provided such as font, margins, headings, figures/tables, and citations.

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    General Format For Written Report

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    This document provides templates and outlines for learning journals on seminars and field trips/educational tours. The seminar report template includes sections for the hosting institution, seminar details, speaker background, summary of discussions, and a reflection. The field trip report template involves sections for the company profile, trip objectives, tour summary, and reflection. Formatting guidelines are also provided such as font, margins, headings, figures/tables, and citations.

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    Learning Journal Template/Outline-C

    Learning Journal Template

    Outline for the Seminar Report


    Hosting Institution: De La Salle Lipa
    Seminar Date and Venue
    Seminar Title
    Objective of the Seminar
    The Speaker
    - Provide some basic details about the speaker, who he/she is, where he/she works,
    why he/she expert, etc
    The Seminar
    - Write 350 to 400 words summary of the seminar i.e. what is discussed and salient
    points of talk. Pictures of the event should also be included. It should importantly
    be noted how the discussions are related to the set objectives.
    Evaluation
    - Write 250 to 300 words discussing your learning reflections about the seminar – is
    the topic interesting? Do you think the learning is important? How well (or badly)
    did it go? What will I do differently nest time? How will I put the theories into
    practice? What questions did you have? How does what I have been doing lead to
    becoming better at a skill? How can I use this in the future? What is the seminar's
    significance to the profession.

    Outline for the Field Trip / Educational Tour Report


    Company Profile
    - As part of the introduction, it is preferable to begin with a short paragraph which
    gives a broad overview of the specific company trip taken. The name of the
    company, location, type of industry, types of product and the tour date should also
    be given.
    Objective of the Trip / Tour
    The Trip / Tour
    - Includes the discussion of the process, the department procedure, pictures etc. *
    Some companies do not allow picture taking inside the premises. Please respect
    their policies and just take your pictures outside the venue or in areas where picture
    taking is allowed.
    Evaluation
    - Write 250 to 300 words discussing your learning reflections about the seminar – is
    the topic interesting? Do you think the learning is important? How well (or badly)
    did it go? What will I do differently nest time? How will I put the theories into
    practice? What questions did you have? How does what I have been doing lead to
    becoming better at a skill? How can I use this in the future? What is the seminar's
    significance to the profession.

    General Format for Written Report:


    For the body of your paper/report/assignment, use Times New Roman (TNR), 11
    points, single line spacing, justified, with a 1-inch top, bottom, right margin, and 1.5-
    inches left margin. Insert a blank line between paragraphs. Do not print back-to-back.
    Place page numbers on the lower right corner of each page.

    Use TNR, 11 points, bold for section headings; and TNR, 11 points, bold for subsection
    headings. Insert one blank line after, and two blank lines before section headings; and
    one blank line before and after subsection headings. All headings will be flushed to
    the left margin. Do not number the headings/subheadings.

    If you use figures, center them between the left and right margins, and place captions
    before them. Preface each caption with “Figure” followed by the figure number and a.
    If you have tables, center them between the left and right margins, and place captions
    before them. Preface each caption with “Table” followed by the table number and a
    period (all in TNR 10 points, bold).

    Use the American Psychological Association (APA) citation style for references.

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